A call to collective action
Tuesday
1st August
2023
SPEECH BY DAME MEG TAYLOR | Gathering on this land, we acknowledge the Yugara and Turrbal peoples,…
Category Archive: Pillar 1: Governance and democracy
Fiji is trying to move beyond ‘coup culture’
Tuesday
11th April
2023
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Until a few months ago, Josiah Voreqe “Frank” Bainimarama was the only…
Exploring determinants of green finance in small island economies—case of Fiji
Tuesday
4th April
2023
LATU SERA KAUKILAKEBA AND TARLOK SINGH | “Financial policymakers and regulators…
Fiji’s government may have changed, but the military is making it clear it will not go quietly
Friday
20th January
2023
JON FRAENKEL | We are starting to see what Fiji politics is likely to look like …
Solomon Islands’ election postponement plans ensure global scrutiny will continue
Tuesday
6th September
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | There has been a flurry of international media and commentary attention…
Papua New Guinea’s elections: A review and some personal insights
Monday
5th September
2022
TEDDY WINN | Papua New Guinea has just come out of its 11th national election which…
Setting the scene: Fiji’s next general elections
Thursday
4th August
2022
ROMITESH KANT | Fiji’s general elections will take place sometime before 9 January 2023. While the election…
A pre-polling snapshot of Papua New Guinea’s national election: An observer’s insights
Thursday
23rd June
2022
TEDDY WINN | Papua New Guineans will go to the polls on 2 July 2022. This…
Solomon Islands stress: What happened, why and what does it all mean?
Monday
7th February
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | The events of November 2021 in Honiara…
Pacific predictions 2022
Tuesday
11th January
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | The new year brings opportunities and challenges for the Pacific. There are big…